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Note:
In syntax
- All the parameters must be
entered compulsorily except those represented in brackets are optional.
- Please hit ENTER key after writing the complete command
- To get list of all commands, please place mouse pointer on Command> and
press Right Click.
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The following are the commands available at command prompt
Open a Room
Amount Paid
Room Change
Print Folio
Preview Folio
Print Receipt
Preview Receipt
Express Check In
Express Check Out
Check In
Undo
Vacant Room
Clean Room
Balance Check
Block Room
Unblock Room
Check Out
Room Property
Create New Day
Delete Day
Delete Transaction
Wakeup Call
Call Limit
House Keeping Report
Open a
Room
This command in used to open an existing room
for operation.
Syntax: Room Number
Example: 102
Room number 102 will get opened.
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Amount
Paid
This command is used to collect the cash payment
from the guest.
Syntax: AP, Room No, Amount
Example: AP, 102, 100
$100 will be added as cash payment by the 102 room number’s guest.
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The Room
Number must exist.
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There
must be guest in the specified room. That is the room must be in
the check in state.
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The
Amount must be numeric.
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The message “Payment record successfully added”
is displayed after successful operation.
Room
Change
This command is used to change the room of the
guest.
Syntax: RC, Checked in Room No, Vacant Room No
Example: RC, 102, 104
The guest is shifted from 102 to 104.
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The Room
Number must exist.
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The guest
room must be in check in state.
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The room
to which the guest is shifted must be in the vacant state.
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The message “Guest Room changed successfully” is
displayed after successful operation.
Print
Folio
This command is used to print the guest folio.
Syntax: PF, Room No
Example: PF, 102
The folio of Room No. 102 is printed.
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Preview Folio
This command is used to preview the guest folio.
Syntax: VF, Room No
Example: VF, 102
The folio of Room No. 102 is displayed.
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Number must exist.
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Room must
be in check in or check out state.
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Print Receipt
This command is used to print the guest receipt.
Syntax: PR, Room No
Example: PR, 102
The receipt of Room No. 102 is printed.
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The Room
Number must exist.
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Room must
be in check in or check out state.
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Preview Receipt
This command is used to preview the guest
receipt.
Syntax: VR, Room No
Example: VR, 102
The receipt of Room No. 102 is displayed.
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The Room
Number must exist.
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Room must
be in check in or check out state.
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Express Check In
This command is used to express check in the new
guest.
Syntax: XI, Room Number, [Last Name], [First
Name]
Example: XI, 104, Andrews, Peter
Peter Andrews is express checked in the room number 104.
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The Room
Number must exist.
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The room
must be in the vacant state.
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The message “Guest checked in successfully” will
be displayed after successful operation.
Express Check Out
This command is used to express check out the
Inhouse guest whose amount balance is zero (Payment balance is zero).
Syntax: XO, Room Number
Example: XO, 104
Guest in room number 104 is express checked out.
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The Room
Number must exist.
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The guest
room must be in check in state.
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The
amount balance must be zero.
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The message “Guest checked out successfully”
will be displayed after successful operation.
Check In
This command is used to check in a guest with
optional information such as Last Name, First Name, No. of days and Amount.
If you specify number of days, by default Daily rate type will be applied
for the specified number of days. Similarly, amount will be added under the
cash payment type.
Syntax: CI, Room Number, [Last Name], [First
Name], [No. of days], [Amount]
Example: CI, 102, Martin, Lee, 3, 200
Lee Martin will be checked in the room number 102 for 3 days with initial
amount payment of $200.
If you want to skip some optional information, you can leave it followed by
comma (,). Say, if you do not want to enter the guest’s last and first name,
you can write it as
CI, 102,,,3, 200
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The Room
Number must exist.
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Room must
be in the vacant state.
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No. of
days if specified must be numeric.
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Amount if
specified must be numeric.
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The message “Guest checked in successfully” is
displayed after successful operation.
Undo
This command is used to undo the transaction.
You can undo only the check in and check out transactions. That is you can
return back the room state from the check in state to vacant state.
Similarly, return back the room state to check in state from the check out
state. You can undo the transaction until you create new day. Once the new
day is created you can no more reverse the transaction.
Syntax: UD, Room No, Reason.
Example: UD, 103, Mistake
Let’s suppose that initially the room 103 is in check in state. Execution of
the command will return it back to the vacant state.
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The Room
Number must exist.
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must be either in the check in or check out state.
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Vacant
Room
This command is used to change the room status
to vacant from the checked out state or cleaned state.
Syntax: VC, Room No,[Room No2],[Room No3],……..
Example: VC, 103
Let’s suppose that initially the room 103 is in the checked out state.
Execution of the command will change the room’s status to vacant.
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The Room
Number must exist.
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The room
must be either in the checked out or cleaned state.
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Clean Room
This command is used to change the room status
to clean from the checked out state to clean state.
Syntax: CL, Room No, [Room No2], [Room No3],……..
Example: CL, 103
Let’s suppose that initially the room 103 is in the checked out state.
Execution of the command will change the room’s status to clean.
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The Room
Number must exist.
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The room
must be in the checked out state.
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Balance Check
This command is used to display the in house
guest’s balance amount along with other details such as Guest Name, Check In
Date, Check Out Date and Room Rent.
Syntax: BL, Room No
Example: BL, 103
Let’s suppose that there is guest in room number 103. Execution of the
command displays the balance amount of the guest.
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The Room
Number must exist.
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The room
must be in the check in state.
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Block
Room
This command is used to block the room from any
normal hotel operation.
Syntax: BR, Room No, [Room No]…….[Reason]
Example: BR, 102, 103, White washing
The rooms 102 and 103 are blocked from normal hotel operations for the
reason they are being white washed.
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The Room
Number must exist.
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The room
must be in the vacant state.
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Unblock Room
This command is used to unblock the blocked
rooms so that the normal hotel operations are carried on it.
Syntax: UBR, Room No, [Room No]……
Example: UBR, 102, 103
The rooms 102 and 103 are unblocked.
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The Room
Number must exist.
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The room
must be in the blocked state.
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Check Out
This command is used to open the checkout form
to check out the in house guest.
Syntax: CO, Room No
Example: CO, 103
The check out form of room number 103 is opened.
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The Room
Number must exist.
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The room
must be in the checked in state.
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Room Property
This command is used to
display the properties of the specified room such as Room Details,
Room Rate Details, and Room Amenity Details etc.
Syntax: RP,
Room No
Example: RP, 102 The properties of room number 102
are displayed.
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Create New Day
This command is used to
create new day. You can also specify the number of days you want to
create.
Syntax: ND, Days
Example: ND,1 One new day
is created.
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new days to be created must be specified.
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Delete Day
This command is used to
delete current day (lastly created day) in the eZee FrontDesk. As
soon as you delete day, all the transactions carried out on that day
is also deleted.
Syntax: DD
Example:
DD
Delete Transaction
This command is used to
delete all the transactions of the current day.
Syntax:
DTR
Example: DTR
Wake up Call
Syntax: WC, Room No, Call
Time
Example: WC, 104, 4.30
The Lodgetel Call
Accounting System will give a ring to room number 104 at 4.30
AM.
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The Room
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Specify call
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Call Limit
This command works only
when you are using Lodgetel Call Accounting software. This command
is used to set the amount, to the extent guest is supposed to make
the call. In one way, it is similar to that of setting the deposit
for making calls.
Syntax: CLT, Room No, Call
Limit/Deposit
Example: CLT, 104, 50.00
The Lodgetel
Call Accounting Software will make sure that the 104’s guest is
allowed to make call for $50.
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House Keeping Report
This command is used to
generate the house keeping report. This command opens House Keeping
Report form where you can select the house keeping Group and some
other options to generate report for the selected
group.
Syntax: HKR
Example: HKR

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